6971 Park Rules & Regsr�i,
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF RULES AND REGUL-
ATIONS APPLICABLE TO PUBLIC PARKS OPERATED BY THE CITY OF SALINA,
KANSAS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF SALINA,
KANSAS:
Section 1. That the City Code is hereby amended by adding
a section to be numbered 25-5 which section shall read as fol-
lows:
Section 25-5. Rules and Regulations:
The Board of Commissioners shall adopt and amend such
rules and regulations as may be necessary for the order-
lv operation of all public parks operated by the City
of Salina, Kansas, which rules and regulations and
amendments thereof shall be filed in the offices of the
City Clerk, Park Superintendent and Park Caretaker..
Section 25-6. Same - Violations:
Any person violating any of the rules and regulations
adopted in accordance with Section 25-5 shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after -its adoption and publication in the offi-
cial city paper.
Adopted by the Governing Body of the City of Salina,
Kansas, and approved by the mayor this day of April, 1967.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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WELCOME
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LAKEWOOD PARK
Salina kansas
NORTH (4) STREET
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1 LAKEWOOD LODGE
2 PLANNED DOCK AREA
3 PLANNED BOAT RAMPS
4 ENTRANCES
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RULES & REGULATIONS
April 1, 1967
Everyone is cordially invited to make full use of the recrea-
tional facilities available at this fine Salina park. The City
desires to operate the lake as a quiet water lake that may be
enjoyed by all for fishing, picnicking, boating and general
recreation.
The following rules and regulations have been prepared as a
guide for visitors using Lakewood Park. It is our hope that this
park will provide many hours of wholesome enjoyment and relaxation
for all our citizens.
GENERAL RULES
The same rules and regulations that exist within our other
Salina parks will also apply to Lakewood. Special attention will
be given to such acts as the destruction, injury, defacement or
removal of property, vehicular speeding, the depositing of garbage
or waste of any kind at a place other than in the receptacles pro-
vided for same, disorderly conduct, etc.
No bait or fishing equipment concessions will be permitted
within the park.
Building or starting fires in the open or in any place except
where fireplaces, grills or ot:ie:r provisions have been provided is
prohibited, except that portable privately owned grills will be
permitted as in other city parks.
The Lakewood park attendant, who resides at the lodge, has
police authority to enforce the rules and maintain order on the
park premises. Any person or persons violating any of the regula-
tions and rules herein shall be guilty of a misdemeanor subject
to prosecution in the Police Court.
Please exercise and encourage all aspects of safety at all
times.
LAKEWOOD LODGE
The beautiful, rambling, ranch style lodge affords fine facil-
ities for club meetings, parties, cultural activities and various
other social functions. The lodge also provides living quarters
for the resident park attendant.
Service rates for the lodge facilities are as follows: The
two upper level rooms -- $5.00 per period not to exceed five hours;
Lower level, to include living room, dining room, kitchen and lake --
side patio -- $10.00 per period not to exceed five hours; All
facilities including four large rooms, kitchen and patio of the
lodge -- $15.00 per period not to exceed five hours.
Reservations for use of
the park attendant, telephone
of the lodge shall be made to
the lodge will be responsible
BOATS AND BOATING
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these facilities shall be madf: with
No. TA 7-2548. All payments for use
the Salina City Clerk. Groups using
for any damage to the property.
The City -owned fleet of row boats, electric trolling motors
and life jackets will be available for rent from sun -up until
sundown. Rental rates will be as posted at the boat dock. Time
limit for rental boats and equipment will be two hours.
Privately owned sailboats, rowboats and canoes will be per-
mitted on the lake at no charge. Each craft will be required to
exhibit an identification number or name (letters at least three
inches in height) on each side of the boat. All boats shall be
equipped with sealed air chambers or other buoyant substance cap-
able of keeping the boat and occupants afloat. No gasoline
powered motor boats, rubber boats, rubber rafts, rubber canoes, or
inflated raft -type floats will be allowed.
The City plans to provide sufficient dock space for the con-
venience of all privately owned boats. In the event adequate
docking space is not available, the City will designate the shore
line area that shall be restricted for this use. Docking charges
will be as posted at the City dock. Boats will not be left tied
up or anchored at any place except the City dock or the designated -
area as here mentioned. All privately owned boats, while unattended
at dock, will be secured by a padlock furnished by the owner and
with no liability to the City.
Trailer transported boats will be launched and loaded from
designated boat ramps only. Motor vehicles and trailers will be
parked in designated areas only.
No boat shall be loaded with passengers or cargo beyond its
safe carrying capacity. The following limitations are suggested
as minimum safety standards:
Rowboats:
Leash
Width
Depth
Cazrying Capacity,
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16"
3
Adults
14'
52"
19"
4
Adults
16'
52"
20"
5
Adults
16'
68"
30"
6
Adults
18'
68"
30"
8
Adults
Sailboats:
Length
Width
Depth
Carrying
Capacity
9
7"
16"
2
Adults
11Y
31"
10"
2
Adults
12'
46"
18"
3
Adults
15'
60"
24"
4
Adults
Small ".Sail
Fish" type
sailboats
1
Adult
3 --
Boats -- all types -- operating at night shall have a light
visible at least 500 feet, and turned on at all times. Boats when
meeting shall turn to the right, and when overtaking another boat
shall turn left. Boats when approached at right angles will yield
the right-of-way to the boat on the right. Sailboats have the
right-of-way at all times.
Every operator of a boat shall at all times operate the same
in a careful and prudent manner. Any boat may be ordered from the
lake for violating this provision.
No person under 14 years of age shall operate a boat unless
accompanied by an adult.
No boat shall operate within 100 feet of shore line where
there are people fishing from the shore.
U. S. Coast Guard approved seat cushions or life jackets (one
for each person) must be in all boats at all times when in use.
Children under 10 years of age must wear life jackets at all times
when on the water.
FISHING
All Kansas Fish and Game Laws and Regulations (including
license provisions) shall be applicable to this lake unless modi-
fied by local regulations.
Each person fishing on the lake shall be limited to 2 rods or
2 poles of any type with not more than 2 lures or 2 hooks on each
pole or rod. Any such rod or pole left unattended or more than
100 feet from the fisherman, is prohibited and may be confiscated
by the park attendant. No trotlines, set lines, float, bank, or
limb lines shall be permitted. Tho dumping of minnows or any kind
of bait in the water or in the park is prohibited. The use of
seines or traps or equipment of any kind for the purpose of catch-
ing fish, minnows or bait of any kind is prohibited.
Daily catch limit during period April 1, 1967 to June 1, 1967
shall be as follows:
5 Catfish (channel or flatheads) not less than 12 inches long
or
5 Bass
Total combined daily limit of Bass and Catfish shall not
exceed 5 fish. (For example: 2 Catfish + 3 Bass = 5 fish)
8 Crappie (Total weight limit - 20 lbs.)
Bullheads - No limit
Carp & Buffalo - No limit
Limits on other fish as established by the Kansas Stat:
Fish and Game Commission.
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Children under the age of twelve shall not be permitted to
fish, play or be on the dock unless accompanied by an adult.
CAMPING
Overnight camping shall be prohibited.
HUNTING AND TRAPPING
No person (except authorized peace officers) shall carry or
have in his possession firearms of any type in this park. Hunting,
in any form, is strictly prohibited. Any trapping activities (if
and when permitted) will be controlled by city permit only.
PLANNED IMPROVEMENTS
Boat Dock
Permanent Roadways
Storm Sewers
Sanitary Sewers
City Water Lines
Restrooms
Landscaping
Fireplaces
Natural Gas
Street Lights
Playground Equipment
An easily accessible Fishing Area for crippled and elderly
persons
Application for matching federal funds will be filed for major
capital improvements, utilities, recreation facilities and other
items having long-term usefulness.